Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs)

Graduate teaching assistantships provide students with valuable teaching experience through close collaboration with a faculty member in an undergraduate or master's level course. GTAs may assist in traditional undergraduate classrooms, online masters-level courses, and/or hybrid courses.

Positions are offered each year on a competitive basis. Students in their second, third, and fourth years of study are eligible. A call for applications will be sent to students annually during the spring quarter for the upcoming year. GTAs are paid $2,800 per class.

Per university policy, students are not eligible for employment in work-study positions while they are working as GTAs. GTAs must demonstrate fluency in spoken English by scoring a 26 on the TOEFL speaking section or an 8 on the IELTS speaking section. All GTAs must be legally eligible to work in the United States.

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